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Pet cameras help monitor pets, but it’s important to test your pets’ reactions first.
Higher resolution gives you more information about what your pet is doing. 1080p is usually enough for indoor cameras, though we like picks like the Eufy Camera, which bumps that up to 2K — which is better for spotting furry details.
A wide field of view or panning camera is a big advantage. Panning pairs well with object detection and tracking to automatically follow your pet.
Pet cameras don’t have to be wireless, and their indoor locations usually make finding a nearby outlet easy. However, wireless cameras are a little safer around pets that don’t have electrical cords to worry about, and make their placement more flexible.
It’s important to find a camera that can detect animals and block out other distractions. Not every camera offers the abundant AI alerts that the Furbo does, but it should at least let you know when a pet appears or automatically record the pet’s interactions.
Pet cameras help monitor pets, take photos, record video, and enable remote conversations: here’s everything you should know about them.
Two-way audio allows owners to control pets – or tell them to stop eating shoes. Pets don’t always know what’s going on, but it’s an important feature for most pet owners.
As long as your vet doesn’t have a problem and your pet doesn’t have weight issues, throwing treats can be an important feature for a pet camera. We suggest that you stay open about how well ejaculation works with your pet because it can bring up a lot of emotions, including those that damage cameras (or fuss-trained pets). But this feature is readily available if you want it.
If you’re primarily interested in live viewing of your pet throughout the day, you don’t need to store the video. But if you want to capture and share great videos, look for cameras and subscriptions that have these options.